Please check this before getting glabella Botox: Causes of drooping eyelids and how to prevent it

Can glabella Botox make your eyes droop?

This question is only half right.

To be precise,

it is not Botox itself that causes drooping,

but rather an issue caused by the wrong application area.

Glabellar wrinkles are not a skin problem.

They form from the structure in which

the muscle that pulls the eyebrows inward and

the muscle that presses them downward

work at the same time,

causing the wrinkle to fold repeatedly.

Botox is a procedure that reduces this force.

The important point is not how strong it is,

but how far it acts.

Why does eyelid drooping happen?

The cause is almost the same.

It happens when the drug spreads

lower than expected

and affects even the muscles that lift the eyelids.

In other words, the problem is not Botox itself

but the range of its effect.

The difference comes from

a surprisingly simple set of factors.

· When the injection site is too low · When too much is used at once · When the direction of the muscle is not considered

If these three overlap,

the eyes can feel heavy.

On the other hand,

the prevention method is also clear.

· Keep enough distance from the eyes · Divide the dose and inject it in a distributed way · Design the treatment based on the direction and strength of the muscles

If these three principles are followed,

it is explained that eyelid drooping can be avoided

in most cases.

There is one more

a common misconception,

that stronger effects are better.

But glabella Botox

is not a procedure that blocks strongly.

It is a procedure that balances.

If the muscles are suppressed too much,

it can actually

make facial expressions look awkward.

The effect usually lasts about 3 to 4 months,

after which the muscles gradually recover

and naturally return to their previous state.

If you receive it repeatedly at short intervals,

the possibility of Botox resistance

may arise.

Glabella Botox is

not simply a single injection,

but a process of deciding where to cut off

the face's tension axis and

what to leave in place.

If you are worried about eyelid drooping,

don't avoid it as though it were a procedure to skip;

instead,

you should check how far it will act.

If you follow just this standard well,

most unnecessary worries will be resolved,

so I would like to say

there is no need to worry too much.

Thank you.

This was the chief doctor of Relive Clinic.